Philippines: The Better BPO introduces Migration and Education Coordinator
The Better Business Processing Outsourcing Industry in the Philippines, identified as the Better BPO, took pride in recognising their team members’ efforts and contributions. They introduced another team member, Pearl, the BPO Migration and Education Coordinator.
Centre of European Studies Yerevan, UNHCR Armenia & COE launches online course on Asylum and Human Rights
The Centre for European Studies at the Yerevan State University (CES), jointly with the UNHCR Armenia and the Council of Europe Office in Yerevan (CoE), launched an online course titled “Asylum and Human Rights” as part of CoE’s Human Rights Education for Legal Professionals – HELP programme adapted to the Armenian context.
Philippines: PCSO honours first-time bettor from Pampanga for winning Megalotto 6/45 jackpot
The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office, PCSO expressed their pleasure to announce and honour the luckiest first-time bettor from Pampanga (Municipality in the Philippines), who recently won the Megalotto 6/45 jackpot of P41,256,521.60 on June 2, 2023, with the winning combination 25-15-05-11-09-03.
Philippines: NYC Seeks Youth to Join “Leadership in Society 5.0.” Programme
The Governmental Organisation of the Philippines aims to raise awareness among the Filippino Youth, “The National Youth Commission is seeking applicants from Asian and European countries to join the fully funded leadership program to train, lead and act on “Leadership in Society 5.0.” Programme.
India: UNSC recognise Abdul Makki as global terrorist despite China’s blockage
On Monday, The ISIL (Da’esh) and Al-Qaida Sanctions Committee of the United Nations Security Council declared Abdul Rehman Makki, the founder of Lashkar-e-Taiba and the brother-in-law of Hafiz Saeed, a global terrorist
Nepalese women receive life threats for filing lawsuit against Chinese employers
Kathmandu (Nepal): Three Nepalese women named Juna, Lalita and Rojita, who went abroad to Laos in order to find employment escaped from the country and returned home due to immense pressure put on them by their tough Chinese employers. As per ANI, they successfully returned to their motherland but felt unsafe
India’s antitrust watchdog slaps Google with fine of $162 million
The global tech-giant Google has been slapped with a fine of over $162 million by India’s antitrust watchdog for abusing its dominant position in the local smartphone market.
China tests fish caught at sea for COVID-19
The health authorities of China are now testing fish caught at sea to make sure they are not carriers of the COVID-19 and thus limit the spread of the virus in China.
Romanian Coast Guard intercepts fishing vessel containing dozens of migrants
The Romanian Coast Guard has blocked a fishing boat which was containing dozens of migrants from Turkey.